Jason Momoa Definitely Looks Like Jason Momoa and Not Aquaman

It's weirdly fitting that on the first Friday of Lent, we get our first look at the cinematic version of DC's fishiest superhero, Aquaman, as he will appear in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, coming next year. This doesn't really look like the character any more than it looks like Game of Thrones' Khal Drogo holding a giant novelty fork. However, I guess it's important that Warner Bros. try its best to make Aquaman looks as "badass" as possible, since he's undeservingly the most joked-about DC hero this side of Arm-Fall-Off-Boy.

DC Unveils Ludicrously Ambitious Movie Schedule

Is DC Entertainment going into panic mode? Possibly. Warner Bros. has just revealed its slate of 10 massive superhero films it will be releasing through 2020, including two Justice League movies, a Suicide Squad adaptation, a Green Lantern reboot and solo outings for Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg. The far-reaching cinematic universe for DC kicks off with Man of Steel sequel Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which hits theaters in 2016.

Here's how it will all shake out:

2016 - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (starring Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill)
2016 - Suicide Squad
2017 - Wonder Woman (starring Gal Gadot)
2017 - Justice League Part 1 
2018 - The Flash (starring Ezra Miller)
2018 - Aquaman (starring Jason Momoa)
2019 - Shazam (starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson)
2019 - Justice League Part 2
2020 -  Cyborg (starring Ray Fisher)
2020 - Green Lantern (probably not starring Ryan Reynolds)

I'll be shocked if even half of these get made, especially since so much of hinges on the success of Batman v Superman. For more on this story, head over to Deadline.com.